This one, "Kid Charlemagne," "Don't Take Me Alive," and "Haitian Divorce." I could put those four on a continuous loop and listen to them until the end of time. Makes me proud to have lived and been contemporary with so many great artists and their music.
Amber & Jay, here are some other good Steely Dan songs to react to: "Black Cow", "Aja", "Deacon Blues", "FM (No Static at All)", "Doctor Wu", "Hey Nineteen, and "Barrytown".
Steely Dan are a funny band in that their songs are incredibly dense and intricately composed, but executed with such effortless skill that it seems simple.
If you're into Jazz. For the fans of their early ROCK albums the Royal Scam, Aja is definitely the wrong direction. They did the same thing the Doobies Did once McDonald joined.
More from them to check out include Black Cow, Deacon Blues, FM, Aja, Pretzel Logic, Caves of Altamira, Royal Scam, The Fez, Hey Nineteen, Babylon sisters, bad sneakers, dr. wu
So many to mention, l could add My Old School, Razor Boy and Barrytown. You included Pretzel Logic in your comment, one of my all time favourite songs from anybody.
*Major Dude: A well-sorted, wise and helpful friend. Hip without being a hipster. An admired person.* This is exemplified in the Steely Dan song, "Any Major Dude Will Tell You". ~Urban Dictionary
I LOVE Steely Dan and this song ranks near the top of numerous favorites! A Steely Dan song that is, dare I say, "tender"? As soon as I saw you were reacting to this one, I felt certain I'd see a smile cross Amber's face when she understood the message. ❤ And Jay was groovin to the music!
That was an unusual Steely Dan song because the lyrics are - almost - tender and gentle. They usually traffic in very twisted and cynical lyrics over that smooth jazzy sound. I was in a band that played this...I was very proud of finally nailing that riff at the end of the choruses. I also learned what a squonk is! "Deacon Blues" , man. Gotta do "Deacon Blues," "FM,' "Doctor Wu," "Bodhisattva," "Daddy Don't Live In That New York City No More."
There’s still a cynical side in that the “major dude” sounds like a narcissist who’s accidentally giving good advice. “Any minor world …” sounds like a narcissist’s contempt for other people’s problems, so even if their advice is good, the recipient of the advice might not heed it. Very brilliant, subtle song.
@@BobGeogeo I agree about *this* song, but "Rikki" is not exactly a "genuine, caring" song, from all that I've read about it. It's about a married woman who met Donald Fagen, and was attracted to him, but ultimately decided not to cheat on her husband with him. Fagen was basically saying, "Keep my number, because you might change your mind in the future."
One of my top 5 Steely Dan song. fun fact.....Chevy Chase! yes that actor! Was the original Drummer for Steely Dan back in their college days!!!!! Tis a small world !
I believe this song is about one friend's attempt to comfort another friend after a bad drug trip. The lines "When the demon is at your door, in the morning it won't be there no more, ( just try to sleep through it or somehow get through it so you can kick this thing)", and "I can tell you all I know: the where to go, (where to attend a meeting), the what to do, (seek outside assistance, go to rehab). You can try to run but you can't hide from what's inside of you,(you're an addict)" all give away the meaning.
I think your interpretation of this song is spot-on. Sometimes I wonder how much it would mean to addicted human beings all around the world to learn that *bees* and other pollinators pay more time and attention to pollinating plants which produce nicotine and codeine than they do to other edible plants? I guess bees like a bit of caffeine with their honey, eh? :D At the end of the day we are *all* animals and we *all* share some of the same addiction-based behavior with other species of animals when we eat or use materials from plants that produce addictive harvests.
Jay and Amber i love this song. We had it on 8-track if you even know what that is. Before your time maybe listened to the whole 8-Track many times traveling to Texas to visit family in 1979 this came out in 1974.
The Pretzel Logic album is thoroughly exceptional. You can hit any track and come away very satisfied. “Barrytown” is the next track up, and it auto-plays in my mind after Any Major Dude. A million SD fans feel it too, I’m quite certain.
Totally agree, Pretzel Logic has been my favourite Steely Dan album for years. Through With Buzz , Barrytown, With a Gun a few great songs but the title track is one of my all time favourite songs from anybody.
One reason I love Steely Dan is that they were fantastic sound engineers. You can hear every distinct note of every instrument. Their sound is so clean that the album "Aja" is the standard that major auto makers use to evaluate the sound systems in new cars.
One of my favorites! A couple of popular ones you haven’t done yet are Deacon Blues and FM. There are so many cool vibe ones like this but you may want to start with either Black Cow, Kid Charlemagne. Royal Scam or Caves of Altamira.
They were masters of production in the studio. Amazing musicianship. All their studio work was polished and kind-of perfect sounding. Simple yet complicated.
Yes, feed me some Pretzel Logic! An under-appreciated classic! The only song you've done from this album previously was "Rikki Don't Lose that Number", but this song rules, and so does the title track. Likewise, off of their 2nd album ("Countdown to Ecstasy"), you've only hit "My Old School", but both "Show Biz Kids" and "King of the World" are MUSTS and "Bodhisattva" and "The Boston Rag" were key parts to the live set, as well.
Thank you for playing this. To hear any Steely Dan is always great and to get a thumbs up from you guys makes me happy. Love your channel. I can certainly recommend, as your next review... anything they have ever done. X
Pretzel Logic might be my overall favorite Dan album in large part to the subtle but absolutely brilliant drumming by Jim Gordon. Very much in the groove but lots of little fills here that gives some real funkiness--great for some intimate dancing.
When the Aja album came out in 1977, I had listened to all of the previous Steely Dan LPs countless times, so "album tracks" like "Any Major Dude Will Tell You" and "Rose Darling" and "Kings" and "Barrytown" were as familiar -- or nearly so -- as the singles played on my favorite FM station.
Been a fan since 73. Not a bad song on any of their albums. This is what talented musicians sound like. My favorite albums are Royal Scam., Aja and Katy Lied. you need to do more SD it will change your life.
Hi guys! Only my second ever comment to any reactors. Steely Dan are amazing. Aja started my stepdad (a music snob) on a rock journey that includes Chicago, Pink Floyd, and a few other bands from “my time” so good to see young people enjoying music from back when 😊Greetings from Orlando ( by way of NJ)
One of my favorite Steely Dan songs. Here’s some more. Steely Dan - Pearl of the Quarter Steely Dan - Babylon Sister Steely Dan - Show Business Kids Steely Dan - The Caves of Altamira Steely Dan - Kings
Just for your trivia edification, a "squonk" is a mythical creature that cries all the time because it's so ugly. As you know by now, Steely Dan is a musician's favorite - the melodies, harmonies, instruments, and attention to subtleties and detail are second to none. Any Major Dude will tell you.
I love the electric piano (Fender Rhodes?) in this song, and the lyrics are very encouraging! One of the rare examples of Steely Dan doing a more straightforward, positive song, lyrically speaking. I enjoy their usual darker, more cynical takes, and that's very often the Steely Dan way, lyrically, in terms of their view of life, but this song is different, and it has a special place in my heart. It has actually helped me at some dark times.
The guitar sounds like a vintage Fender Strat with the Bridge + Center pickups. This also makes sense because the guitar players they employed for album are known to play Stratocasters and Telecasters. Vintage Strats had a switch that if you balanced it just right between the bridge and center (or neck and center) pickups it would combine the pickups in a unique way. (Some guitar players call it "Out-of-Phase" , but it isn't actually out-of-phase. This sound became so popular that Fender eventually replaced the vintage 3-way blade switch with a 5-way blade switch to facilitate the sound. Eric Clapton used it to great effect. More recently, John Mayer uses that sound often.
Love you guys and i must sayAmber you are so eloquent and passionate in your interpretation of lyrics and music and you are beautiful too. Jay is a lucky man.
Love Steely Dan, they are in a class of their own! You should look into Donald Fagen's solo song "I.G.Y. (What a Beautiful World)." I think you'd like that one too.
Totally agree. For the late great Wayne Shorter’s (maybe my favorite musician and composer, on his own, with Miles and with Weather Report) sax solo alone worth the price of admission.
People tend to try steer to other songs. I want comment on this song . As a teenager I wanted to hear songs that related to me at that time in my life. It made me feel that there was always tomorrow that would be better. It made me feel that people who endured hardship found that life would go on and I would be alright.
You want to relax? Put on some Steely Dan. Guantanamera was a hit when i was young. This new take has over 75 Cuban's from around the world participating. "Playing For Change | Guantanamera " Also they do a fantastic Gimme Shelter, "What's going on" and "Listen to The Music". Love your Channel too.
Thanks for reacting to this one. AMDWTY is uniquely sincere and direct for the Dan. It seems to me Fagen wrote this to SD's co-head and friend Walter Becker, who had mental and substance abuse issues that put him in the hospital and broke of the band during Gaucho. Still, it's a marvelously sweet and direct song, seemingly one friend to another. And I agree that SD are artistic, innovative masters. In that regard I put them in the same category as the Beatles, though much less well known. And I believe that instrument is a keyboard synthesizer, probably played by Fagen.
![ร้อยพ่อพันแม่ - WanMai [Official MV]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/XY2pNYASEbg/mqdefault.jpg)
![fellow fellow - พรุ่งนี้ไม่มีใครรู้ feat. INK WARUNTORN [OFFICIAL MV]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/QP6JyjYx_W0/mqdefault.jpg)
This one, "Kid Charlemagne," "Don't Take Me Alive," and "Haitian Divorce." I could put those four on a continuous loop and listen to them until the end of time. Makes me proud to have lived and been contemporary with so many great artists and their music.
Don't Take Me Alive is KILLER!
@@markkenific6587 Larry Carlton’s guitar work on "Don’t Take Me Alive” is incredible!
Actually the Kid Charlemagne album is great
Amber & Jay, here are some other good Steely Dan songs to react to: "Black Cow", "Aja", "Deacon Blues", "FM (No Static at All)", "Doctor Wu", "Hey Nineteen, and "Barrytown".
And Gaucho.
FM - that song vibes 70’s radio like no other.
All the songs on Aja, Royal Scam, and Gaucho.
Brooklyn Owes the Charmer Under Me is my favorite among many others
Black Friday.
My Old School.
Next up on the playlist should be "Deacon Blues" ... more jazzy. sound... "I'll learn to work the saxophone...." 🤩
Off their 1974 album Pretzel Logic - one of their very best. Although, you could say that about almost all Steely Dan's albums!
Pretzel Logic has been my favourite Steely Dan album for years. Through With Buzz, Barrytown, With a Gun and of course the wonderful title track!
Steely Dan are a funny band in that their songs are incredibly dense and intricately composed, but executed with such effortless skill that it seems simple.
The entire AJA album will change your lives
Yes it will, and yes it did. My daughter's name actually!
If you're into Jazz. For the fans of their early ROCK albums the Royal Scam, Aja is definitely the wrong direction. They did the same thing the Doobies Did once McDonald joined.
Indeed
Amber has an old soul. Always a great perspective and appreciation for the music and lyrics.
Jay & Amber, you'll absolutely LOVE their "Aja", "Deacon Blues" and "FM" !!!!!
Yes, indeed! Excellent choices, though it's hard to go wrong with them.
@@bjdefilippo447 thanks, and so true!
Totally to all of the above.
Great choices!
They aren’t listening! 🤣🤣🤣
More from them to check out include Black Cow, Deacon Blues, FM, Aja, Pretzel Logic, Caves of Altamira, Royal Scam, The Fez, Hey Nineteen, Babylon sisters, bad sneakers, dr. wu
I second all of these.
So many to mention, l could add My Old School, Razor Boy and Barrytown. You included Pretzel Logic in your comment, one of my all time favourite songs from anybody.
Thanks for this choice. Steely Dan is always a good vibe.
*Major Dude: A well-sorted, wise and helpful friend. Hip without being a hipster. An admired person.*
This is exemplified in the Steely Dan song, "Any Major Dude Will Tell You".
~Urban Dictionary
Babylon Sisters & Dr. Woo!!! Steely Dan- you can pick any song & you’ll get something amazing.
I LOVE Steely Dan and this song ranks near the top of numerous favorites!
A Steely Dan song that is, dare I say, "tender"?
As soon as I saw you were reacting to this one, I felt certain I'd see a smile cross Amber's face when she understood the message. ❤ And Jay was groovin to the music!
FM, Deacon Blue, Black Cow
How can you not just love everything Steely Dan !
That was an unusual Steely Dan song because the lyrics are - almost - tender and gentle. They usually traffic in very twisted and cynical lyrics over that smooth jazzy sound. I was in a band that played this...I was very proud of finally nailing that riff at the end of the choruses. I also learned what a squonk is!
"Deacon Blues" , man. Gotta do "Deacon Blues," "FM,' "Doctor Wu," "Bodhisattva," "Daddy Don't Live In That New York City No More."
Bingo. Like Rikki Don't Lose That Number, this is a genuine caring song. Also, thanks for the squonk ref. I looked it up too.
The live version of Boddhisatva (from "Gold") has an insane drunken rant from the MC of the venue. Great stuff.
There’s still a cynical side in that the “major dude” sounds like a narcissist who’s accidentally giving good advice. “Any minor world …” sounds like a narcissist’s contempt for other people’s problems, so even if their advice is good, the recipient of the advice might not heed it. Very brilliant, subtle song.
@@BobGeogeo I agree about *this* song, but "Rikki" is not exactly a "genuine, caring" song, from all that I've read about it. It's about a married woman who met Donald Fagen, and was attracted to him, but ultimately decided not to cheat on her husband with him. Fagen was basically saying, "Keep my number, because you might change your mind in the future."
@@georgeerhard1949 I read somewhere that was a guy Steely Dan hired to drive their equipment truck...at some point he crashed it.
The guitar and keyboard play that riff together, which is why you think it sounds like both. It is.
One of my top 5 Steely Dan song.
fun fact.....Chevy Chase! yes that actor! Was the original Drummer for Steely Dan back in their college days!!!!!
Tis a small world !
I believe this song is about one friend's attempt to comfort another friend after a bad drug trip. The lines "When the demon is at your door, in the morning it won't be there no more, ( just try to sleep through it or somehow get through it so you can kick this thing)", and "I can tell you all I know: the where to go, (where to attend a meeting), the what to do, (seek outside assistance, go to rehab). You can try to run but you can't hide from what's inside of you,(you're an addict)" all give away the meaning.
I think your interpretation of this song is spot-on. Sometimes I wonder how much it would mean to addicted human beings all around the world to learn that *bees* and other pollinators pay more time and attention to pollinating plants which produce nicotine and codeine than they do to other edible plants? I guess bees like a bit of caffeine with their honey, eh? :D At the end of the day we are *all* animals and we *all* share some of the same addiction-based behavior with other species of animals when we eat or use materials from plants that produce addictive harvests.
DF said that is what the song is about. A friend with problems.
Donald is one of the best songwriters in modern music, combined with a unique and distinctive voice
Thank you for this song, Jay and Amber! I haven't heard it in so long. I got the album when it came out. Made me smile and gives me hope!
Try Pretzel Logic for another different sound from one of the greatest American bands.........
Pretzel Logic, the title song of that album is my favorite Steely Dan song. Think y'all would like it...
Totally agree, Pretzel Logic is one of my all time favourite songs.
Night by Night as well
Jay and Amber i love this song. We had it on 8-track if you even know what that is. Before your time maybe listened to the whole 8-Track many times traveling to Texas to visit family in 1979 this came out in 1974.
Steely Dan were one of those bands polished to perfection
Wow, Amber: "The power of perspective when you're low." 1,000%. A beautiful anthem for anyone struggling with addiction or other demons.
They would love "Babylon Sisters" with the iconic Purdie Shuffle.
The whole album is great!
There's tons of great SD songs, My Old School is one of my favorites.
Mine too!
It’s long been said that Steely Dan is your favorite band’s favorite band.
✌🏼😎🇺🇸
The Pretzel Logic album is thoroughly exceptional. You can hit any track and come away very satisfied. “Barrytown” is the next track up, and it auto-plays in my mind after Any Major Dude. A million SD fans feel it too, I’m quite certain.
Totally agree, Pretzel Logic has been my favourite Steely Dan album for years. Through With Buzz , Barrytown, With a Gun a few great songs but the title track is one of my all time favourite songs from anybody.
"major dudes and minor worlds" That is music.
You finally reacted to this! I like playing this at times when I feel down. Thank you!
Steely Dan - Green Earrings it's sooo funky
One reason I love Steely Dan is that they were fantastic sound engineers. You can hear every distinct note of every instrument. Their sound is so clean that the album "Aja" is the standard that major auto makers use to evaluate the sound systems in new cars.
Their Black Cow is a jam.
One of my favorites! A couple of popular ones you haven’t done yet are Deacon Blues and FM. There are so many cool vibe ones like this but you may want to start with either Black Cow, Kid Charlemagne. Royal Scam or Caves of Altamira.
I love this song. The whole album is good.
The whole album is fantastic! 😅
They were masters of production in the studio. Amazing musicianship. All their studio work was polished and kind-of perfect sounding. Simple yet complicated.
Yes, feed me some Pretzel Logic! An under-appreciated classic! The only song you've done from this album previously was "Rikki Don't Lose that Number", but this song rules, and so does the title track.
Likewise, off of their 2nd album ("Countdown to Ecstasy"), you've only hit "My Old School", but both "Show Biz Kids" and "King of the World" are MUSTS and "Bodhisattva" and "The Boston Rag" were key parts to the live set, as well.
Pretzel Logic has been my favourite Steely Dan album for years and the title track an all time favourite song.
Thank you for playing this. To hear any Steely Dan is always great and to get a thumbs up from you guys makes me happy. Love your channel. I can certainly recommend, as your next review... anything they have ever done. X
You guys'd also love "FM".
That's my favorite!
Wriiten as the opening theme for the movie of the same name. Movie barely hit the charts, but it spawned a series... "WKRP in Cinncinnati"
What an iconic band
I have always enjoyed the flow of this song..... SO nice & mellow 🌺
Steely Dan does not have one bad song. Hands down, my favorite group.
You need to check out Don’t me alive if you haven’t already. It’s a banger!
Great pick, Steely Dan is my brother's favorite band and this is his all-time fave from them.
Please listen to Steely Dan's FM... I think it could become a contender for Amber's favorite Steely Dan song
Pretzel Logic might be my overall favorite Dan album in large part to the subtle but absolutely brilliant drumming by Jim Gordon. Very much in the groove but lots of little fills here that gives some real funkiness--great for some intimate dancing.
Pretzel Logic has been my favourite Steely Dan album for years. The title track is one of my all time favourite songs.
When the Aja album came out in 1977, I had listened to all of the previous Steely Dan LPs countless times, so "album tracks" like "Any Major Dude Will Tell You" and "Rose Darling" and "Kings" and "Barrytown" were as familiar -- or nearly so -- as the singles played on my favorite FM station.
Been a fan since 73. Not a bad song on any of their albums. This is what talented musicians sound like. My favorite albums are Royal Scam., Aja and Katy Lied. you need to do more SD it will change your life.
Can't go wrong with Steely Dan
Another Steely Dan to check out is Midnight Cruiser
Hi guys! Only my second ever comment to any reactors. Steely Dan are amazing. Aja started my stepdad (a music snob) on a rock journey that includes Chicago, Pink Floyd, and a few other bands from “my time” so good to see young people enjoying music from back when 😊Greetings from Orlando ( by way of NJ)
The great Jim Gordon on drums.
My son regrettably isn’t a fan of their, but he always liked this one. More Steely Adan please. Deacon Blues is magic.
Listen to that groove ❤🥁🎸💯
One of my favorite Steely Dan songs.
Here’s some more.
Steely Dan - Pearl of the Quarter
Steely Dan - Babylon Sister
Steely Dan - Show Business Kids
Steely Dan - The Caves of Altamira
Steely Dan - Kings
I had forgotten about those clever efforts to surprise the listeners at the end with unexpected changes and then their satisfying resolutions.
Pearl of the quarter, midnight cruiser, king of the world, night by night… got to!!!!
"King of the World" is a great one.
I love going down memory lane, back to the 70's with you two.
Love this song ~ along with all their other songs! LOL!
Just for your trivia edification, a "squonk" is a mythical creature that cries all the time because it's so ugly. As you know by now, Steely Dan is a musician's favorite - the melodies, harmonies, instruments, and attention to subtleties and detail are second to none. Any Major Dude will tell you.
Thanks so much for brightening my day every day. Love you both so much!
When all hope seems lost, keep pushing forward. Better days are to come ✌️
Deacon Blues Pearl of The Quarter Midnight Cruiser always works
Love Steely Dan especially this song.
One interesting fact is the song " Only a Fool Would Say That " is about John Lennon 's " Imagine "
I love the electric piano (Fender Rhodes?) in this song, and the lyrics are very encouraging! One of the rare examples of Steely Dan doing a more straightforward, positive song, lyrically speaking. I enjoy their usual darker, more cynical takes, and that's very often the Steely Dan way, lyrically, in terms of their view of life, but this song is different, and it has a special place in my heart. It has actually helped me at some dark times.
The guitar sounds like a vintage Fender Strat with the Bridge + Center pickups.
This also makes sense because the guitar players they employed for album are known to play Stratocasters and Telecasters.
Vintage Strats had a switch that if you balanced it just right between the bridge and center (or neck and center) pickups it would combine the pickups in a unique way. (Some guitar players call it "Out-of-Phase" , but it isn't actually out-of-phase.
This sound became so popular that Fender eventually replaced the vintage 3-way blade switch with a 5-way blade switch to facilitate the sound. Eric Clapton used it to great effect. More recently, John Mayer uses that sound often.
Major dude, minor world. Nice contrast. Unusual song for Steely Dan. They typically do not write encouraging lyrics. Great reaction y'all!
Every Steely Dan track is near perfection. 'Aja' (pronounced Asia) should be next. ☮💚🎶
Good song good reaction
Amber, always love your critiques❤
Good song, I enjoyed its vibe, such a legendary band.
Love you guys and i must sayAmber you are so eloquent and passionate in your interpretation of lyrics and music and you are beautiful too. Jay is a lucky man.
Love Steely Dan, they are in a class of their own! You should look into Donald Fagen's solo song "I.G.Y. (What a Beautiful World)." I think you'd like that one too.
They hit every time.
Jay and Amber, I'm sure you'll love "Don't Take Me Alive."
Steely Dan is my FAVORITE!
Becker and Fagan..... quite a story. Lots of great music.
Here I go again sounding like a broken record. PLEASE play "Aja." It's a masterpiece that'll blow you away.
Totally agree. For the late great Wayne Shorter’s (maybe my favorite musician and composer, on his own, with Miles and with Weather Report) sax solo alone worth the price of admission.
It's hard to believe that they haven't gone there yet.
People tend to try steer to other songs. I want comment on this song . As a teenager I wanted to hear songs that related to me at that time in my life. It made me feel that there was always tomorrow that would be better. It made me feel that people who endured hardship found that life would go on and I would be alright.
Thank you for the positive messages and encouraging attitude. You made me smile. Smile everyone!!
Until we can get one to get back there you two are our time machine. Great pick, great reaction!
One of my all time favorite Steely Dan songs
I think "Reeling in the Years" is Steely Dan's best song! However, they did tons of great songs, definitely worth a reaction at some point.
I always liked deacon blues and hey nineteen. They were 2 of my favorites. Thank you both and may God bless you. ❤❤❤❤😊
-" hey nineteen " !- 🔥
This one is a top tier SD song and it has been since I first heard it as a teen.
If you haven't done 'Deacon Blues,' then your Steely Dan coverage is incomplete.
You want to relax? Put on some Steely Dan. Guantanamera was a hit when i was young. This new take has over 75 Cuban's from around the world participating. "Playing For Change | Guantanamera " Also they do a fantastic Gimme Shelter, "What's going on" and "Listen to The Music". Love your Channel too.
Thanks for reacting to this one. AMDWTY is uniquely sincere and direct for the Dan. It seems to me Fagen wrote this to SD's co-head and friend Walter Becker, who had mental and substance abuse issues that put him in the hospital and broke of the band during Gaucho. Still, it's a marvelously sweet and direct song, seemingly one friend to another.
And I agree that SD are artistic, innovative masters. In that regard I put them in the same category as the Beatles, though much less well known.
And I believe that instrument is a keyboard synthesizer, probably played by Fagen.
I was wondering if the song was sincere or if Fagan was being sarcastic. Thanks for posting this.
It is so great to relive what is in the rear mirror now. Sometimes the car catches the memory and they drive together for a while. Thanks guys!
Reo speedwagon, 157 riverside avenue . Off the live album, "you get what you play for " 1976.
Y'all need to listen to Black Cow by Steely Dan.
"Bad Sneakers "
you cant go wrong with Steely Dan
Smoooooth..such a cool vibe to this song.
Lyrics? Black Cow, Deacon Blues. Or, just about anything else they have done.
Steely Dan have a lot of great songs. You guys should check out “Kid Charlemagne “ or “Hey Nineteen “ as your next Steely Dan song.
Thanks
You can never go wrong with Steely Dan. They are just amazing 🌺✌️